KATHMANDU School of Engineering

UNIVERSITY Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

ELEMENTS OF ENGINEERING II –TUTORIAL6
To be submitted till 8th July 2015
Reference: R. L. Boylestad, Introductory Circuit Analysis, Prentice Hall Inc, Tenth edition

1. For the series-parallel network of figure-1 determine I, ZT, I1, I2, I3 and VL [ans: 10A-90,
1.290,10A-90,6A-90,4A-90, 60V0 ]

Figure-1

2. For the network of figure-2 find the current I, the voltage VC, and the average power
delivered to the network. [ans: 0.375A25.346, 70.711V-45, 33.9W]

Figure-2
3. Find the current I for the network of figure-3. [ans:33.201A38.89 ]

Figure-3
4. Find the average power delivered to the resistor R4 in figure-4. [ans: 139.71mW ]

Figure-4
5. Use mesh analysis to determine the current through the resistor R1 for the network of
figure-5. [ans: 48.33A-77.57 ]

E2 = 100V 90

Figure-5
6. Write the mesh equations for the network of figure-6 and determine the current through
the resistor R1. [ans: 0.68A-162.9 ]

Figure-6

7. Determine the nodal voltages for the networks in figure-7. [ans:19.78V132.48,

13.37V98.78 ]
 Figure-7
8. Using nodal analysis, determine the voltage across the capacitive reactance in the circuit
of figure-8. [ans: 7.03V-18.46 ]

Figure-8
9. Using delta to star or star to delta transformation, determine the current I for the circuit in
figure-9. [ans: 7.02A20.56]

Figure-9
10. Using superposition, determine the current IL in the network of figure-10.
[ans:3.4A135.36]
 E = 10V 90 I = 0.6A 120

Figure-10
11. Using superposition, find the current I for the network of figure-11. [ans:6.261mA-63.43]

Figure-11
12. Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit for the portions of the networks of figure-12 external
to the elements between points a and b.[ans: 6.813-54.228, 57.954V11.099]

Figure-12
13. Find the Norton equivalent circuit for the portions of the networks of figure-13 external
to the elements between points a and b. [ans:9.6614.93, 2.15A-42.87]

Figure-13